Avoid opening unexpected and unfamiliar emails and attachments—they
may contain viruses.
Don’t reply to a spam message. You will only get more spam.
If you receive spam, and you are certain it originated from a Qwest.net
customer, please send the entire message with full Internet headers
to abuse@qwest.net or check out Qwest.net Technical Support for more
info.
Be cautious when installing free software on your desktop. Sometimes,
free software has useful features; however some software exposes your
e-mail address to others and places unwanted spyware on your computer.
Provide personal information on the Internet only if you are confident
that the organization you are dealing with is credible and the Web site
is safe and encrypted.
Check with the organization’s customer service group before
you provide your personal information.
Use anti-virus software and keep your computer updated from the latest
viruses on the Internet.
Use a firewall on your computer to prevent unwanted Internet traffic
from your entering your computer.
Scan all attachments with updated anti-virus software before you open
it - even if it is sent from someone you know.
NOTE: Qwest is providing the above information as a customer service for educational purposes only. Qwest assumes no liability for the use of this information and does not guarantee that following the recommendations provided will prevent fraud.
